According to a 2016 Kansas City Star interview with Norma Hunt, the inspiration for the name came from a children's toy. Norma had bought her and Lamar's children three bouncy "super balls" at a ...

The Chiefs were founded by Lamar Hunt Sr. in 1959 as the Dallas Texans, but the team has been in Kansas City since 1963. Now, team ownership is divided between his children, Clark Hunt ...

Here's a closer look at the family's ownership of one of the NFL's iconic franchises over that time: Kansas City is currently owned by the four children of franchise founder Lamar Hunt.

The Chiefs are owned by Lamar Hunt Jr., Sharron Hunt, Clark Hunt, and Daniel Hunt, who are children of the late Lamar Hunt Sr., the franchise founder. The family has kept ownership of the club ...

Lamar Hunt had a problem. The big game ... Skeptics sneered that AFL stood for the “American Foolish Club.” These new kids on the gridiron block proudly wore the nickname as a badge of ...

It's safe to say that not even Lamar Hunt, the man who is credited ... be traced back to a kid's toy that was played with by Hunt's children during the mid '60s. One day, Hunt saw his kids playing ...

What started as an offhand remark and a reference to a children’s toy became the permanent name of football’s biggest game. Whether Lamar Hunt indeed coined the term or merely popularized it ...

the inspiration for the name came from a children's toy. Norma Hunt had bought her and Lamar Hunt's children three bouncy "super balls" at a toy store. According to her story, Lamar Hunt Sr.